Battle Born by Dale Brown. Now reading Flight of the Old Dog by same author....again!!

Ah yes, I remember Flight of the Old Dog from many many moons ago. Seems like I read that 20+ years ago, is it really that old?

Raising chickens for dummies.

Gore Vidal's Julian.

Love Lasts Three Years by Frederic Beigbeder which shamelessly lying..

That was read on the beach last year under the influence of several tequilas

Wild Goose, Brother Goose by Mel Ellis   Told from the goose' point of view. A poignant story about a pair of Canadian geese. btw Canadian geese mate for life...well until one dies. 

Little Failure and The Russian Debutante's Handbook - Gary Shteyngart.

The Stand, Stephen King. Back when it was fresh.   I don't read much...heheh.

Brandon Sanderson's Mistborn series.   Great books, innovative magic system in it.

I'm rereading the Wheel of Time series, except that I'm finally getting to read all 14 books for the first time.  It's been a good time so far!

Am currently just over 300 pages into Path of Daggers, and am pleasantly surprised by the pacing.  I remembered books 7-10 being a slog, but aside from a couple chapters, CoS wasn't bad at all, and thus far, PoD has moved along just fine as well.  Perhaps it's more WH and CoT that move along so slowly.  Either way, I'm enjoying the journey in the meantime.   

Agreed.  I found the pacing to be very uneven (it seems to be a Sanderson trademark in my experience), but it's an excellent series with an amazing storyline. 

Since we are on the subject of books and reading, I am reading, The Case for Books by Robert Darnton, the celebrated historian. He writes about the future of the printed book in this digital age and is a good read.

Stephen King - Under The Dome.

1200 page mofo/doorstopper.

Can you get that on kindle? Joking! Kind of.

edit: the answer is yes, and it is now on my wish list.